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   by toni 11y ago

   Thanks! I didn't know OH is on Github, otherwise I would post an issue myself :)
2. 92.▲
   by toni 11y ago

   Can you please add a RSS feed?
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   Introducing Background Sync Web API(developers.google.com)

   54 points by toni 11y ago|10 comments
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   Bliss.js – A 3KB Library for Happier VanillaJS(blissfuljs.com)

   1 points by toni 11y ago|0 comments
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   by toni 11y ago

   There are a lot of programmers coming from other functional programming languages to Javascript, bringing a lot of ideas from their own language to "make Javascript better". On top of that, there are also "transpiler folks&qu
6. 96.▲
   by toni 11y ago

   attrs |> bounded('age', 1, 100) |> format('name', /^[a-z]$/i) |> Person.insertIntoDatabase This reminds me of those "Perl Poetry" code snippets from 2001.
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   by toni 11y ago

   If you are purely looking for some beautiful datasets, checkout NASA's Datacasting website[1]. They have a large RSS feed directory[2] with a lot of data on earth science. They even built their own RSS feed reader[3][4] to download and
8. 98.▲
   by toni 11y ago

   It's unfortunate that your submission didn't get any attention. You can iterate on the project and post it again to HN. Hopefully it gets more attention next time. Read on about when is the best time to post to HN. As for the webs
9. 99.▲
   by toni 11y ago

   There is also Npackd[1][2] with the ability to locally host your own repository[3]. [1] https://github.com/tim-lebedkov/npackd [2] https://npackd.appspot.com/ [3] https://github.com/tim
10. 100.▲
    by toni 11y ago

    I think at this moment it's fair to say that switching to Pale Moon is the next obvious step for power-users in need of fiddling with their browser as they please.
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    by toni 11y ago

    So in other words, there is not a single law firm in US which will take on Chelsea Manning's crucial cause without eyeing for money? That's why she's resorting to ask for donations? Is that even possible?
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    WWW SQL Designer(ondras.zarovi.cz)

    3 points by toni 11y ago|0 comments
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    AeroMobil: Flying car(aeromobil.com)

    1 points by toni 11y ago|0 comments
14. 104.▲
    by toni 11y ago

    Ah so that's what happened to Miniand. The forums were very useful for discussing the devices and finding custom images. Good luck in your next endeavor!
15. 105.▲
    by toni 11y ago

    I wonder what caused the surge of all those 5-stars positive reviews within the last 24 hours....
16. 106.▲
    by toni 11y ago

    I second this. Tinfoil is an amazing alternative if you don't want Facebook to track your every move with their official app. There is also "Tinfoil for Twitter"[1] with the same premise. [1] https://play.google.co
17. 107.▲
    by toni 11y ago

    The type of privacy-conscious users/organizations who go to such a length in blocking these domains will also do the update manually or via their own internal update processes. I'm not sure what most people do will have any releva
18. 108.▲
    by toni 11y ago

    You can always go to Tools -> Add-ons and mass-update all your add-ons manually at once (Click on the gear icon drop down and select "Check for Updates"). These rules will not block that.
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    by toni 11y ago

    Currently these Mozilla domains are blocked in our internal networks. Not all of them are data-collecting services, but it's better to be safe than sorry: self-repair.mozilla.* tiles.services.mozilla.* tiles.*.services.
20. 110.▲
    by toni 11y ago

    I believe it doesn't. COLOURlovers was created in 2004 and Kuler in 2006.
21. 111.▲
    by toni 11y ago

    As you see by the amount of feedbacks here, this list will get unmanageably long in no time. I think you should categorize the items in checklist ("Mobile", "SEO", "Testing", "Server", etc) and add th
22. 112.▲
    by toni 11y ago

    > adobe got in the game long ago Adobe completely ripped off the idea[1] from COLOURlovers[2] [1] http://www.colourlovers.com/web/blog/2007/07/06/for-the-reco... [2] http://www.colourl
23. 113.▲
    by toni 11y ago

    > Except people in Singapore stated they like it there. In a country where you are not allowed to openly criticize the ruling power, how can you even measure what people of Singapore really like?
24. 114.▲
    by toni 11y ago

    Singapore is a single-party state with almost no regards to human rights. Political dissidents are routinely either jailed and tortured or fined and driven out of the country.
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    by toni 12y ago

    I agree that Janes' subscribers are using their corporate credit cards to pay the subscription costs, but I also think that Gigaom had the potentials to walk into the same path. Take a look at the first screenshot in the story[1], Om M
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    by toni 12y ago

    The kind of people paying for Janes.com or AviationWeek can also get all their news for free from MilitaryNews.com or such, but still, these sites continue to flourish and they are only growing because having an AviationWeek subscription is
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    by toni 12y ago

    "BTO"[1] is a laptop brand originally from The Netherlands which allows you to configure your laptop before purchasing it. I own their "X-BOOK 13CL58"[2] model with a 13.3" IPS screen, 16 GB RAM and an i7-4700MQ pro
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    by toni 12y ago

    This is not the desktop version of Windows 10 but "Windows 10 IoT". It has no GUI whatsoever. People are planning to buy this, thinking they will be able to run some sort of desktop Windows. They're in for a huge disappointed
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    by toni 12y ago

    I don't think you can call chocolaty a package manager as it does not (and, by the nature of Windows, can not) offer dependency resolutions in the way apt works. It might be better to call it a package downloader or a package installer
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    by toni 12y ago

    Why would it cost $44.95? The Register article specifically says "the Pi 2 will sell at the same price as the B+ – $35 – but the latter will live on"